Lola is a pink monster who lives on Plaza Sésamo, the Mexican co-production of Sesame Street. She appears in the Street segments of the show, and also has her own segment, "Lola Aventuras".
In 2004, performer Rocío Lara traveled to El Salvador to record three public service announcements with Lola encouraging young children to go to school. The three one-minute segments focused on writing, playing in school, and learning science. The project was sponsored by EDIFAM, an El Salvadoran non-profit that promotes early childhood education. The segments were recorded in August 2004, and aired starting in October. This was the first time that a Sesame character had visited the country.[1]
Lola was included as a floral sculpture on a 2008 Tournament of Roses Parade float, along with other international Sesame characters. In 2013, Lola appeared on ¡Despierta América! along with the main monsters from Sesame Street.
Around 2015, the Plaza Sésamo production was dropped. Lola is the only character retained from the program in new productions targeted at the Latin American audiences. She appears alongside the American cast (as well as other international characters) in videos for the "Dream, Save, Do" initiative and served as one of the co-hosts of Sesame Amigos. In 2017, she and Abby Cadabby co-starred in their own mini-series, Pequeñas Aventureras.
Lola (Sesame Street) has been suggested to play 9 roles. Click below to see other actors suggested for each role, and vote for who you think would play the role best.
